Júlia Pusker

Júlia Pusker is a talented Hungarian violinist who's been making waves in the classical music scene with her expressive playing and technical prowess. Born in Budapest in 1991, she started her musical journey early, studying at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music and later honing her skills at the Royal Academy of Music in London under mentors like György Pauk and Itzhak Rashkovsky. She's scooped up some impressive awards, including the first prize at the Tongyeong International Music Festival Competition in South Korea and the Flesch Prize at the London International Violin Competition, which have helped launch her international career.

Known for her fresh interpretations of both classic and contemporary works, Júlia has performed with major orchestras across Europe and beyond, from the BBC Philharmonic to the Hungarian National Philharmonic. Her discography includes standout recordings like the complete orchestral works of Leó Weiner on the Hungaroton label, as well as albums featuring Schubert's violin and piano pieces and orchestral compositions by Éric Tanguy. With her passion for chamber music and solo recitals, she's quickly become a go-to artist for violin enthusiasts looking for that perfect blend of tradition and innovation.

Genres

Experimental

Folk

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Chamber Music

Baroque

Orchestral

Romantic Era

Violin

Latest Release

Weiner: Complete Works for Orchestra, Vol. 4

Júlia Pusker•

Valeria Csanyi

Album - 14 Tracks - Released November 28, 2025